Goldwater pressured by French on GE jet engine export
State Department cables reveal Senator Barry Goldwater urged President Nixon to approve sharing a GE jet engine core element with France during a Paris air show visit in 1973. French officials hosted him, arranged flights and tastings, and he lobbied for lifting the export ban, citing benefits to the aircraft industry and US-France relations.
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Washington
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
U.S
Paris
General Electric
Pentagon
White House
United States
Pompidou
Nixon
Goldwater
Diegler
Claude Grigault
Bell
Bretigny
Capt
Charrin
France
Flanigan
Fran Clark
D.pa
Pennsylvania
Gary Myers
Clark
Penn
Business Look: Data Processing Firms Grow Amid Security Fears
New Yorks Lenoy Pope reports on a surge of TV fictional crooks tapping computers for crime ideas and a two year study by the Institute of Internal Auditors to protect stored data. Jerome Dreyer of ADP Services warns every computer with valuable information is vulnerable amid industry growth and regulatory conflicts. He notes banks sometimes shift work to data processing firms, universities and agencies may misuse capacity, and a pending suit challenges the Federal Home Loan Bank Board exceedin g powers. The sector sees robust sales but faces security and independence challenges as excess capacity prompts commercial use.
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Lenoy Pope
New York
UPI
Jerome Dreyer
Montvale
N.J
Association of Data Processing Servicing Organizaons
Institute of Toternal Auditors
Dreyer
Federal Reserve Board
Office of the Comptroller of
Federal Home Loan Bank Board
Home Loan
Savings and Loan Associations
Staying in Ephesus for Pentecost I see wide door
A brief religious quotation notes Paul remaining in Ephesus until Pentecost to seize a broad opportunity for effective ministry amid many opponents. It quotes I Corinthians 16 8 9 and adds a moral from William Lyon Phelps about obstacles becoming stepping stones.
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Ephesus
William Lyon Phelps
Truth and Security A Delicate Balance
A blue ribbon panel probes CIA actions over the past decade amid allegations of spying on antiwar activists and plotting against heads of state. The piece argues that despite excesses democracy exposes truth, and contrasts US openness with Soviet secrecy, praising freedom as the nation’s core strength.
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America
CIA
FBI
Internal Revenue Service
Ilegal
Pacific
Congress
United States
Kremlin
KGB
South Vietnam Aid Fight Intensifies Debate and Refugee Pressures
Washington columnist Ray Cromley argues that aid policy for South Vietnam is flawed and urges recognition of hard facts. Refugees number in the hundreds of thousands with more displaced as North Vietnamese and Viet Cong strength shifts, while Saigon builds a capable but imperfect government and economy amid war.
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Ray Cromley
Washington
NEA
South Vietnam
Saigon
Senate Committee
Willlions
Loo
Hanoi
Jess Ted
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Konright
Ethid
Ali
United Presa International
Kentucky Newspapers, Inc
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Louis Derusett
Walter
Outalde City
Limila
Middlesboro
Knox Counties
Lee County
Claiborne County
Tenn
Hille
Earth
Hell
Berry's
Aga
Tethy
By Roger Bolien
North
North Vietnam
Henry Kissinger
Kissinger
Russia
China
Hanna
North Korea
Laos
Mao Tse-tung
Ho Chi Minh
South Korea
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